Artem Galushko

Artem Galushko is a Research Fellow affiliated with the Max Planck Fellow Group “Governance of Cultural Diversity,” focusing on post-imperial diversities and majority-minority relations in transitioning nation-states. His academic background includes a PhD and MA in Political Science from Central European University (CEU), an LL.M. in European and International Law from Europa-Institut (Germany), and extensive international fellowships.

Education:

• PhD in Political Science, CEU (2019)
• MA in Political Science, CEU
• LL.M. in European and International Law, Europa-Institut, Saarbrücken (2013, DAAD Scholarship)

Research interests emphasize historical transitions of empires to nation-states, cultural governance, and minority rights. His work bridges political science, legal studies, and historical analysis.

Awards include DAAD Scholarship (2013), Swedish Institute Fellowship (2018–2019), and Global Teaching Fellowship (Myanmar, 2017).

Advising/Grants: Contributed to UNICEF’s HIV/AIDS campaign (2005–2009), strategic litigation at the Soros Foundation (2009–2010), and advocacy programs at the National Democratic Institute (2011–2012). Collaborated with the Child Rights Foundation “Hintalovon” and CEU School of Public Policy during doctoral studies.

Labs/Teams: Active in the Max Planck Fellow Group on Cultural Diversity governance.